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Visceral CLET IRAT 3 Practice Test

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A recurring headache that strikes after or at the same time as visual disturbances that can include flashes of light or blind spots describes which type of migraine?
Correct Answer:
Classic
Explanation:
Visual disturbances like flashes of light or blind spots are aura symptoms. When these aura symptoms precede or occur with the headache, the pattern is migraine with aura. In older terms, this is called classic migraine. The other options don’t fit because migraine without aura lacks any aura symptoms, and “common” isn’t a precise subtype used for this presentation. So the description points to classic migraine, i.e., migraine with aura.

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